Beets Liquid Fertilizer

Root and foliar feeding

The effectiveness of macronutrient fertilizers depends on many components. These include the method of application, the timing of application, the composition of the soil, the presence of moisture in it, and weather conditions. 

Usually, the main feeding is applied in the fall under autumn plowing. Modern technologies also involve the application of liquid in a row during sowing. This method of application has an excellent effect since the nutrients immediately reach the seed zone and are presented in an easily digestible form.

Foliar feeding with micronutrients is carried out from the earliest stages of development. Foliar fertilizer for beet roots, as a rule, solves several problems: 

• firstly, it allows you to eliminate the deficiency of micronutrients;
• secondly, to normalize, stabilize or start important life processes.

Why should root crops be fed on the leaf? 

Because such an agricultural technique is much more effective than root feeding with microelements, in particular, foliar feeding allows:

1. evenly distribute nutrients over the leaf surface, which is impossible with traditional application of fertilizer to the soil;
2. combine the application of fertilizers with the treatment of plant protection products and thereby significantly save on application;
3. carry out the situational application of preparations as needed. At the same time, preparations applied to the leaf are absorbed much faster, which means that the reaction to negative factors will be lightning-fast;
4. add microelements to the leaf that are necessary there but are characterized by low mobility.

Where to buy 

If you are growing beets on an industrial scale and want to obtain a high-quality harvest, we recommend using the highly effective best beet fertilizer Fervita. The chelated preparation can be used as foliar feeding for all types of beets, providing complete plant nutrition.